So, I think I've made it past this year's winter blahs. It's early, still, but I feel like I might have gotten my energy back, randomly, sometime this evening. Which is good, because I've been missing class way more than I should have these past few weeks, and I really need to get back on track ( Read more... )

Shouldn't be particularly angsty, [but probably/and therefore] won't be incredibly interesting either ( Read more... )

So, my OSAP still isn't ready yet. Argh. Apparently they start charging me interest on Monday, and my documents aren't even available to be picked up yet, never mind sent to the Ministry to be processed. Partially my fault, because they needed some extra documentation due to my less-than-stellar winter semester, and for some reason assumed the ( Read more... )

Le gasp, things are getting accomplished weeks ahead of time! 'Course, this always happens at the the beginning of a semester, and never lasts. Still. ... I'm more realistic this year? Living with friends should be less stressful? I'm better at defining how often I can work? I hope all those bullshit reasons I gave to the Awards Office ( Read more... )

Hooray (?), I finally fit Japanese into my timetable! And I have a Film course in Musicals to boot (FILM 2601, if any other Carletionites interested). Happy dance time ( Read more... )

Argghhh, TV Links is missing part two of the season finale! Frustration. (the one that's the entire episode doesn't work at all) Although, the partial Who fix was still nice.

In other news, classes are going better now. In retrospect, I probably got frustrated a little too quickly, and was a bit hasty in complaining so much.

( Hallowe'en, part two )

Sooo, I'm a day late in starting, but I think I'm going to give NaBloPoMo a shot. I will do my best to find witty, interesting things to say, and perhaps throw in an interesting link or two for good measure.

Today, I chronicle my ( Halloween night (part one) )

Direct quotes from my COMP3804 assignment.

Please bear in mind that the "stack" mentioned is a comp.sci term for collection of objects, and the method for removing an object from a stack is called "popping".

"When a man proposes to a woman, he pops her off his stack."I hope the T.A. who marks this doesn't read more into that than he/she needs ( Read more... )

So, this semester has started out pretty all right. I'm making it to most of my classes (thus far, averaging two missed per week), I have a form of physical exercise (Aikido), I speak to one of my housemates on a regular basis (her name is Diana, or D.A. for short), and I have a start on the first few assignments (even though they're not due until ( Read more... )